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Destroy All Monsters (1968)

Though an improvement over the last film, Destroy All Monsters doesn’t quite live up to what it promises in terms of monster action.

With a foreboding atmosphere, solid direction, and decent acting, The Funhouse is an underrated gem from a master of horror.

An incoherent mess of bad acting, a nonsensical plot, and copious sex and nudity, Nightmare Weekend is something to behold.

While not exactly an Empire Pictures classic, Spellcaster is still a good time if you’re looking for some quick, cheesy fun.

Though it suffers from some tonal whiplash, Black Widow is still an enjoyable spy thriller with a solid cast and solid action sequences.